诗篇64 暗箭来袭，神箭逆转！


GK611 晨祷生命读经
03.09.2026
主讲:丘均发传道

一、暗箭难防，先转向神，（诗64:1-2）

1.大声哀叹，神听得见（V1）
大卫一开始就说：我在哀叹，我很害怕。因为大卫知道，如果心被恐惧控制，就很容易做错决定、反应过度。所以大卫第一件事：祷告，把恐惧交给神。这就是信心。

如果今天我们正在面对困难，不要第一时间反应，而是先祷告。这是信靠神的第一步。

2.求神隐藏，脱离恶谋（V2）

大卫在这里就像个孩子，求神把他藏起来。这是信心宣告：我的安全，不在于我有多厉害，而在于我躲在神里面；在那里，光明彻底吞没黑暗，是最牢固的避难所。

当我们面对无法掌控、无法看透的威胁时，不要拼命自保，而要藏在神的光明之处，看清真相。

二、看清恶人，暗谋奸恶（诗64:3-6）

1.舌头是刀，话语是箭（V3）
大卫说：恶人的舌头像刀，言语像箭；意思是他们的话语既可当面伤人，也可背后中伤。

今天我们省察自己：如果正承受着别人言语的攻击、造谣，不要惊讶，因神知道；也要小心自己的舌头，不要割伤人。

2.暗箭瞄准，射完全人（V4）
大卫是“完全人”，不是说他毫无罪，而是指他在这件事上是清白正直的。恶人往往专挑单纯、不设防的人下手，因为攻击这样的人成功率最高。
当暗箭射来，我们不要接箭。别人说我“自私”、“骄傲”、“不行”，那只是人的定义，不是神的判决。暗箭若没人接，就只能掉在地上。

3. 恶人密谋，神都看见（V5-6）
这两节经文清楚的描写恶人的心理：‘彼此勉励’--恶人不是孤单行动；‘谁能看见’—以为没人看见他们在暗处的精心策划，其实神都看见。

这段经文提醒我们：没有一件事是真正‘暗中’进行的，因为神都看见。

三、神必伸冤，义人必欢喜（诗64:7-10）

1.神箭忽射，回报恶人（V7-8）
神对恶人的审判，是‘以其人之道还治其人之身’。恶人自己所设的网罗、所磨的刀剑、所瞄准的箭，最终成为审判自己的工具。

2．众人看见，传扬神工（V9-10）
当神翻转局面，旁观者不再“看热闹”，而是转为敬畏神；不再议论大卫的是非，而是传扬神的作为。义人的欢喜，也不是幸灾乐祸，而是因经历神的信实而喜乐。原本被孤立的大卫，最终成为神信实的见证，使人看见神、传扬神、投靠神。

我们的忍耐与信靠，就是最好的见证，也是传福音的机会。神的翻转，不是为了让我们出气，而是为了让更多人看见神、认识神、荣耀神。

总结：
面对生活的不公与流言，把伸冤交给神，把自己藏在神里面。继续做正直的人，安心走神的道路。因为暗箭再毒，也胜不过神的公义；恶人终必翻车，义人却要因耶和华欢喜跳舞！


  
 Psalm 64: When Secret Arrows Attack, God Turns the Battle Around!
  
GK611 Morning Devotional
29.01.2026
Speaker: Ps Daniel Kew

I. When It Is Hard to Defend Against Secret Arrows, Turn to God First (Psalm 64:1–2)

1. Cry Out to God—He Hears Us (v. 1) 
David begins by saying, “I am in distress. I am afraid.”
David understood that when fear controls our hearts, we can easily make wrong decisions or overreact. So, the first thing David did was pray and surrender his fear to God.

That is faith.

When we are facing difficulties today, we should not react immediately. Pray first. This is the first step of trusting God.

2. Ask God to Hide Us from Evil Plans (v. 2) 
Here, David is almost like a child asking God to hide him.

This is a declaration of faith:
My security does not depend on how capable or strong I am. My security is found in hiding myself in God.

In the place of God’s light, darkness is completely exposed and overcome. God is our strongest refuge.

When we face threats that we cannot control or fully understand, instead of desperately trying to protect ourselves, hide ourselves in God’s light, where we can see the truth clearly.

II. See the Evil Clearly—Secret Plots and Wicked Schemes (Psalm 64:3–6)

1. The Tongue Is a Sword; Words Are Arrows (v. 3) 
David says that the tongues of the wicked are like swords and their words like arrows.
Their words can wound someone directly or attack them secretly behind their back.

Today, if we are experiencing verbal attacks or false rumors from others, we should not be surprised. God knows.
At the same time, we must examine our own tongues and be careful not to use our words to wound others.

2. Hidden Arrows Aimed at the Upright (v. 4) 
The hidden arrows are aimed at the upright.

David was called “blameless” here, not because he was completely sinless, but because he was innocent and upright concerning this particular matter.

Evil people often target those who are sincere and unguarded because they are easier to attack.
When hidden arrows are fired at us, we do not have to catch them.

When someone says, “You are selfish,” “You are proud,” or “You are not good enough,” those are human opinions—not God’s verdict.

If we refuse to catch the arrows, they can only fall to the ground.

3. The Wicked Plot in Secret, but God Sees Everything (vv. 5–6) These verses clearly describe the mindset of the wicked.
They “encourage one another”—evil people do not always act alone.
They ask, “Who will see?” They think no one knows what they are carefully planning in secret.
But God sees everything.

This passage reminds us: Nothing is truly “hidden” from God, because He sees it all.

III. God Will Bring Justice, and the Righteous Will Rejoice (Psalm 64:7–10)

1. God Shoots His Arrow Suddenly and Turns It Back on the Wicked (vv. 7–8) 

God’s judgment on the wicked often takes the form of turning their own schemes against them.
The traps they set, the swords they sharpen, and the arrows they aim will ultimately become the very instruments of their own judgment.

What they intended for others can become the means by which they themselves fall.

2. People Will See and Proclaim God’s Work (vv. 9–10) 
When God turns the situation around, those watching will no longer simply “watch the drama.” Instead, they will turn to reverence God.
They will no longer gossip about David or discuss his faults; they will proclaim what God has done.
The joy of the righteous is not about celebrating someone else’s misfortune. It is the joy that comes from experiencing God’s faithfulness.

David, who was once isolated and attacked, ultimately became a testimony of God’s faithfulness—causing people to see God, proclaim God, and take refuge in God.
Our patience and trust in God can become our greatest testimony and an opportunity to share the Gospel.

God’s reversal is not merely so that we can get even or release our anger. It is so that more people can see God, know God, and glorify God.

Conclusion
When we face injustice, unfair treatment, or rumors, leave the vindication to God and hide ourselves in Him.
Continue to live with integrity and walk confidently in God’s ways.
Because no matter how poisonous the hidden arrows may be, they can never overcome God’s righteousness.
The wicked will ultimately bring themselves 

down, but the righteous will rejoice and dance for joy because of the Lord!